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which the achievement was made and not to any individual responsible, except in
the case of nominations for acting which name both the individual and the one
picture wherein the achievement occurred.
4. Not more than five nominations shall be made for each award. In all cases
nominations shall be announced and placed on the final ballot in alphabetical
order.
5. In the event of any dispute concerning credits, the Academy reserves the
right to declare any achievement ineligible or, alternatively, to reject all claims to
credit, list credits as being in controversy and withhold any award until the dis­pute
is resolved.
6. In the event a nominated achievement is declared ineligible by the Acad­emy,
it shall be replaced by the achievement which received the next highest
number of votes in the nominations balloting, if time reasonably permits such
substitution.
Seven
SPECIAL RULES FOR THE ACTING AWARDS
1. Reminder lists including the casts of all eligible pictures shall be sent with
nominations ballots to all members of the Academy Actors Branch who shall vote
in the order of their preference for not more than five acting achievements in
each category: Best PeIformance by an Actor in a Leading Role, Best PeIform­ance
by an Actor in a Supporting Role, Best PeIformance by an Actress in a
Leading Role, Best Pelformance by an Actress in a Supporting Role.
2. The five acting achievements in each category receiving the highest number
of votes shall become the nominations for final voting for the Acting Awards.
3. A performance by an actor or actress in any role shall be eligible for nomina­tion
either for the Best PeIformance in a Leading Role or for the Best PeIform­ance
in a Supporting Role. If, however, all the dialogue has been dubbed by
another actor, the peIformance shall not be eligible for award consideration.
Singing which is dubbed will not affect the peIformer's eligibility unless it con­stitutes
the entire performance. The determination as to whether a role is a lead
or support shall be made individually by members of the branch at the time of
balloting.
4. The leading role and supporting role categories will be tabulated simul­taneously.
If any performance should receive votes in both categories, the
achievement shall only be placed on the ballot in that category in which, during
the tabulation process, it first receives the required number of votes to be
nominated. In the event that the performance receives the number of votes
required to be nominated in both categories simultaneously, the achievement
shall only be placed on the ballot in that category in which it receives the greater
percentage of the total votes.
5. In the event that two achievements by an actor or actress receive sufficient
votes to be nominated in the same category, only one shall be nominated using
the preferential tabulation process and such other allied procedures as may be
necessary to achieve that result.
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which the achievement was made and not to any individual responsible, except in
the case of nominations for acting which name both the individual and the one
picture wherein the achievement occurred.
4. Not more than five nominations shall be made for each award. In all cases
nominations shall be announced and placed on the final ballot in alphabetical
order.
5. In the event of any dispute concerning credits, the Academy reserves the
right to declare any achievement ineligible or, alternatively, to reject all claims to
credit, list credits as being in controversy and withhold any award until the dis­pute
is resolved.
6. In the event a nominated achievement is declared ineligible by the Acad­emy,
it shall be replaced by the achievement which received the next highest
number of votes in the nominations balloting, if time reasonably permits such
substitution.
Seven
SPECIAL RULES FOR THE ACTING AWARDS
1. Reminder lists including the casts of all eligible pictures shall be sent with
nominations ballots to all members of the Academy Actors Branch who shall vote
in the order of their preference for not more than five acting achievements in
each category: Best PeIformance by an Actor in a Leading Role, Best PeIform­ance
by an Actor in a Supporting Role, Best PeIformance by an Actress in a
Leading Role, Best Pelformance by an Actress in a Supporting Role.
2. The five acting achievements in each category receiving the highest number
of votes shall become the nominations for final voting for the Acting Awards.
3. A performance by an actor or actress in any role shall be eligible for nomina­tion
either for the Best PeIformance in a Leading Role or for the Best PeIform­ance
in a Supporting Role. If, however, all the dialogue has been dubbed by
another actor, the peIformance shall not be eligible for award consideration.
Singing which is dubbed will not affect the peIformer's eligibility unless it con­stitutes
the entire performance. The determination as to whether a role is a lead
or support shall be made individually by members of the branch at the time of
balloting.
4. The leading role and supporting role categories will be tabulated simul­taneously.
If any performance should receive votes in both categories, the
achievement shall only be placed on the ballot in that category in which, during
the tabulation process, it first receives the required number of votes to be
nominated. In the event that the performance receives the number of votes
required to be nominated in both categories simultaneously, the achievement
shall only be placed on the ballot in that category in which it receives the greater
percentage of the total votes.
5. In the event that two achievements by an actor or actress receive sufficient
votes to be nominated in the same category, only one shall be nominated using
the preferential tabulation process and such other allied procedures as may be
necessary to achieve that result.
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